Antiques, International & Asian Art Auction

1: A George III mint or cream boat, 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm), 98 g. 3 Troy oz.

2: A George III tall helmet cream jug, 158 g. 5 Troy oz.

3: A George II sugar castor-London 1747-50 by Abraham Portal. 6 1/4 in. (15.9 cm) h., 194 g. 6.2 Troy oz.

4: A silver punch ladle with twisted horn handle,

5: A George III silver mustard, 102 g. 3.2 Troy oz.

6: A Georgian silver spice caster-c.1785-90-Cork by Thos Donaldson. 104 g. 3.3 Troy oz.

7: A set of six George III fruit knives-London 1815-16 by Mark Bock.

8: A fine Regency period oval tray, 16 in. (40.6 cm), 1.55 kg. 49.8 Troy oz.

9: A George III silver goblet of campagna form, 265 g. 8.5 Troy oz.

10: A George II bun pepper-1759-60, 135 g. 4.3 Troy oz.

11: A George III sparrow beak jug on square foot-London 1773-40-maker. I.M. 119 g. 3.8 Troy oz.

12: A George III bun pepper-London 1732-3-maker John Gamon. 56 g. 1.8 Troy oz.

13: A Cork silver mustard spoon-1732-3-by John Gamon,

14: A George I style canister tea caddy and cover-Chester 1913-14. 167 g. 5.3 Troy oz.

15: Omar Ramsden, the silver: 113 g. 3.6 Troy oz.

16: An octagonal baluster form Britannia standard silver tea pot, 613 g. 19.7 Troy oz.

17: A George III bright cut pedestal sugar bowl-London 1775-6, 149 g. 4.7 Troy oz.

18: A George III pierced silver "Piggin",

19: A George II sparrow beak jug-Chester 1735-36 by Richard Richardson, 3 1/4 in. (8.3 cm), 89 g. 2.7 Troy oz.; 85 g. 2.7 Troy oz.

20: A Cork bright cut table spoon-c. 1780 by Carden Terry. 60 g. 1.9 Troy oz.